What part of PA are you in? We have several dairies that make buttermilk that is sold in stores around Johnstown, PA.
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Things You Don't See Anymore Part 3
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What part of PA are you in? We have several dairies that make buttermilk that is sold in stores around Johnstown, PA.
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The McDLT I was trying to remember this one for a while and it finally came to me.
It was the burger and the bun on one side of the tray the lettuce tomato and top bun stayed cool in the other. It was the thing back in the early 80's
It was the burger and the bun on one side of the tray the lettuce tomato and top bun stayed cool in the other. It was the thing back in the early 80's
With tons of Styrofoam trash, and I'm not even a tree hugger.
yes and that is the exact reason it was discontinued I read. I am sure someone could have come up with the solution though maybe recycled paper tray
Yeah, STP stickers were popular on just about everything in the early-mid 70's. I never understood why.
I'm in the LV. Considering that people make pancakes with it, I probably just have't looked.
I met someone this weekend who was wearing a harrington with STP printed pattern inside instead of the usual check.
On a side note, I was surprised to find out how much Barracudas are now too. I used to find them at thrift shops all the time for 5 bucks back in High school. I've always had one and coughed up $200 for a used one
Might have had something to do with Richard Petty, nascar and speed/power in general.
In other words it represented testosterone
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STP was the street name for a very briefly used hallucinogen in the 1960s. The stickers started out as a "sly" way to proclaim drug-world connections..."hey, look, I'm talking about drugs and mom doesn't get it!". Then it morphed into one of those things that's trendy but nobody knows why... kinda like Big Daddy Roth's "Surfer Cross".
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I live in near you. There's plenty of buttermilk in the area
Have we covered these things in this thread yet (pun intended).
I was obsessed with building these in my early teens. I built one a week for a long time. My room was full of them. I think they all just disintegrated or something cuz I have no idea where they all went.
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I tried to build one as an adult but just didn't have the patience. It seemed like a waste of time for some reason. I may buy another one day. Maybe start a model building club or something - hey... there's an idea.
In your teens you probavly used noxious wood cement that had to set overnight. Frustrating. These days we use CA. You can build one in a few hours.
Model trains in department store windiws
Christmas albums sold at tire stores
Ahah!
Kinda like the “DARE” stickers in the Reagan era. Every high school pot head I knew had one on their car.
